Former Democrat New Independent

My girlfriend has applied to several medical schools and after 3 rejections, I'm starting to get nervous. She has an undergrad GPA of 3.2 and pre med GPA of 3.4 and her overall science GPA is 3.1. She's been working professionally in the medical field for 5 plus years, and 3 of those years she's been a disease investigator and HIV specialist. The problem is her MCAT was very low. Does she have a chance of getting in to a med school program?

when they meet about FL and MI. Any predictions? Does anyone think they'll seat some or all of the delegates?

do you think she should exit or take it to Denver? I am on the fence about supporting Obama in the general election. I still don't like him, democrat or not. My reasons for not supporting him in the first place haven't changed. I'm thinking of starting a group for my fellow, angst ridden feminists called B!tches against Barack! I'm being sarcastic of course, but I really don't like him.

I know the little coverage of WV has to do with my favorite candidates slim chances at the nomination (but I support her anyway!) I was just wondering if anyone knows how heavy turnout is, etc. Thanks.

Everyone, especially Obama supporters want Hillary to drop out, so I say, she should, and run as 3rd party, independent candidate. Any thoughts?

I have a friend in Iowa and when they held their caucus months ago, my friend mentioned "operation chaos" but back then, most of the switch over candidates were voting for Obama. Now, operation chaos has switched to Clinton. My question is, when republicans vote for Obama, they are being brave, and trying to unite and create a new kind of politics, but when republicans vote for Clinton, it's operation chaos. I know a few die hard Clinton supporters that are republicans. Obama doesn't have a lock ont he republican support! I would imagine Hillary would be a better candidate for them than Obama. He's a little more left. Any thoughts?

This morning, my girlfriend and I went to ward 40 division 30. Now, while signing our names and showing ID, the poll worker handed us a paper with all of the democratic candidates, Obama and Dougherty's names were highlighted. She asked for our support with these candidates. I reported her, but still, no one seems to think this is somehow wrong. If it were Hillary folks, it would have been an uproar. Thoughts, opinions? do you think I was right to report?

I was watching Dan Abrams on MSNBC last night, and he was talking about Philly's Mayor Nutter (my mayor) and his intro on his Hillary ad. He say's something like " I know you're wondering why I'm supporting her..."

Dan said he thought it was strange that he would intro like that, and said it's like he was defending or explaining why he supported Clinton. I actually understand why Nutter said it in the intro. It's like if you are black and support Clinton, you have to explain or defend your choice. Do any other Black Clinton supporters feel the same way? What do you think about the ad, and Abrams' take on it?

I'm not trying to argue, or get into any heated debates. Just curious, because I only know a few fellow Clinton supporters that are black, here in Philly.

I have been to baby showers, bridal showers, weddings, etc. Gift in hand and never complained. I have yet to have a wedding or a baby, but when I asked all my "friends" and family to go to my website (http://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2... and donate as little as $10 to help me make my first independent film, out of hundreds, only a handful have donated. I'm confused. Am I to be expected to pay for gifts, to go showers etc, and not be upset that they haven't donated to something important to me? When they all know how much this means to me?

We already know that Obama supporters expect us Hillary supporters to get on board, and vote for him to secure a democratic presidency. But why is it too much to ask Obama supporters to do the same if by (slim) chance, Hillary is the democratic nominee? You bash us, insult us, and tell us why Obama is the only choice. You don't fear alienating us, if he isn't the nominee?

I have asked this question a few times, and tried some of the suggestions, but have not had much luck. I am trying to fundraise for my first independent film. I am currently using the site http://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2... My question is, how do I ask people for money? I feel strange saying "hey I wanna make a movie, give me money" I want people to know it's legit. I even offer them a script to read. How would you respond if someone asked for money for something like this? Any advice would help.

I am trying to fundraise. I need to raise money to make my first independent film. I am using the website www.fundable.com and the set up was easy, but I've sent emails to over 30 people, friends, family etc... and the response has been slow. How can I ask for money and solicit for a cause that's important to me? I know that making a movie isn't something everyone's willing to open up their wallets for, but what can I do to increase what I raise? Help! Any advice will be helpful.

I am an aspiring filmmaker, trying to raise money for my first indie film. What are some good fundraising ideas? Do you know of any online donation/fundraising pages? What are some good ways to solicit money? Any help would be useful?

I am trying to raise money to make my first indie film, and I was wondering if anyone knew of any websites that allowed you to create donation pages, or if anyone knew how to create a donation page? Any advice would be helpful.

What is the atmosphere there? I am sure Obama will come out ahead, he usually does when states caucas. I'll admit that I am a Clinton supporter, but reallly wanna know the thoughts of people in the state.

Do you want a redo in your state? And if there is a redo, who will you support?

If the question of gay marriage was on your ballot in November, would you vote for or against, and why?

He wasn't in the Senate. And although I don't agree with Hillary's vote or many other democratic votes for the war, he wasn't there, he doesn't know how he would have voted with the information that was given to the senate. He needs to start talking about other issues. Texas, Vermont, Ohio, Rhode Island... tomorrow's the big day. What are your thoughts?

All the talk is about Texas and Ohio. I know they have more delegates, but what do the folks in Vermont and Rhode Island think. Obama or Clinton, and why?